Downtown Seattle Hotel Guide - Boutique Hotels in Downtown Seattle, Seattle

"Staff was helpful and friendly. Parking didn’t cost anything which is a plus in Seattle. They were helpful in guiding us on how to use the bus system. The only thing I wish they would’ve had was a pool and hot tub."

"Staff was amazing and very warm!"

"Parking is expensive. Breakfast was ok. "

"Nice view"

"This hotel is okay but the response rate of the front desk is too slow to calls. Also you’d have to call them to come clean your room otherwise stay in there for days without getting your space cleaned up."

"This was an excellent choice of hotel for us. We were able to walk around and enjoy the area and the hotel was clean, roomy, and friendly!"

"I arrived around midnight and was greeted with good cheer, informed about the lobby coffee, area restaurants, bikes, and rooftop. My room was comfortable and clean and the wifi worked well. I liked having a microwave, fridge, coffee maker and tea/coffee in the room as well as basic tableware like mugs and a sink--all in a small compact space. I appreciated the Expedia VIP upgrade. This was a convenient spot to stay-I had about a 15 minute walk to my conference hotel. Third st north of the hotel is suffering from the 'buses only' traffic flow. It's looking pretty barren. But Second street a block away is lovely and hosts interesting restaurants and lively night life. There's a breakfast spot next door with a discount for hotel guests which I didn't try. Next time! I would definitely stay there again."

"When we were there, the hotel was doing some remodeling. So that impacted our stay. Based on the operation of the hotel other than the remodeling, I would think it would be a 5-star experience under normal circumstances."

"Walking distance to Pikes Place Market but otherwise a lot of empty shops and restaurants in the area. Hotel very dated and when we arrived no valet in sight and no staff in reception at 5pm - waited almost 20mins for staff member to assist with check in. Very disappointed."